Turn your denim into a wearable work of art! Learn how to add stunning designs to your jeans or denim jackets, giving them a fresh and creative flair. You will learn all the basic embroidery stitches and techniques - no experience is necessary. Bring a few demin pieces you would like to embellish and leave with statement piece(s) you'll love to wear! A materials fee of $20 is due on the first class.

Are you comfortable with your clay abilities and just looking for a place to work and improve your skills? Join us in the Morse High School Ceramics Studio and start making all those things you have been dreaming up! This is not an instructor lead class, but the instructor will be on site working in case you need something. $65 for materials and studio fee, payable to instructor, must be paid on the first night of class. *Purchasing additional clay: The fee is an additional $65 to cover the firing, glazes and other consumables used during class. Please note: If you miss a class, you cannot make-up the class at another time. The ceramics schedule is very tight and these classes are usually full. Thank you for your understanding! *No Class: 11/27.

Improve French comprehension and conversational skills through French media and literature where we will listen, read, and discuss in French what's going on in the world. *No Class: 9/25 & 11/27.

Simple and Easy Calendula Salve DIY Healing balm for dry irritated skin. In this class you will learn how to craft your own healing salve using tools as simple as a glass jar and a double boiler. It’s the perfect way to incorporate the healing power of calendula into your natural wellness routine. The final product will have a smooth, creamy consistency that’s easy to apply. A material fee of $10 must be paid to the instructor on the first night of class. Presented by Colleen Condon.

Learn basic sign language communication, including the manual alphabet, fingerspelling, numbers, vocabulary, Deaf culture, and familiar phrases to enhance communication with Deaf and hard of hearing family, friends, co-workers, students, clients, and customers. Previous sign language experience, textbooks, and a dictionary are not required. Your instructor will supply all materials. Martin Samelson has taught ASL to college and high school students in private lessons, corporate programs, and job development with Deaf clients. ASL is a visual language, so no textbook is required. The instructor will supply all materials. Our IN-PERSON instruction will include Deaf culture, hand-shapes for the A-B-Cs and number systems, vocabulary and simple sentence structures. Each class will include time for you to practice and suggestions for at-home practice. We will NOT be using ZOOM for any portion of this class.

Time to get out the sweaters and have some tea! Scones are the perfect accompaniment! In this 3 hours class we will make Harvest Pumpkin Scones, Double Ginger Scones, Savoy Hotel Classic Scones, Maple Bacon Scones and Cranberry Orange scones. All ingredients provided as well as instruction. No experience needed. Be sure and bring a container to take home samples that you do not eat on the spot! You will FALL in love with the flavors! All materials included.

Have you ever heard ergonomics referred to as human factors? Ergonomics has become a slang word used in everyday discussions and workplaces to mean workstations, chairs, and computer equipment. More than the computer screens, mice and computer chairs, ergonomics, is the interaction of the human body with the devices we use (cooking utensils, gardening tools, hobby devices, etc.). According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary the definition of ergonomics is: an applied science concerned with designing and arranging things people use so that the people and things interact most efficiently and safely. Join Certified Hand and Occupational Therapist, Mary Woodbury of Hand Therapy Treatment and Education Center, LLP for an interactive discussion of basic principles of safe and effective body alignment during our daily living activities. Simulated stations will be available to try tools and receive feedback.

Even in challenging times, positive emotions—like joy, gratitude, and awe—can nourish our resilience and help us stay connected to what matters most. This 2-hour retreat offers a gentle, science-informed exploration of the power of these uplifting states. Through meditation, journaling, and mindfulness practices, you’ll reflect on your own experiences such as joy, gratitude, and awe—first slowly, and then with an eye toward integrating them into everyday life in small, meaningful ways. Activities include: Guided meditations, Reflective journaling, Mindful movement, Group discussion, and shared insights. Please bring: A yoga mat, a journal, and something small that represents a moment of beauty or connection (optional).